On Active Duty
Past
- Captain Gil Barrow
- Detective Cleveland
- Chief Hotchkiss
- Joe Jackam (deceased)
- Julie Jackam (deceased)
- Forensic Scientist Alexander Petrov (deceased)
- Captain Daniel Phillips (deceased)
- Commissioner Vaughn
- Profiler Hunter Zolomon
On Active Duty
Detective Fred Chyre
A career beat cop who recently became a foundng member of the two-person Department of Metahuman Hostilities. Chyre has a hot temper and a gruff exterior, but a strong sense of loyalty. After his first partner Joe Jackam’s granddaughter Julie became a cop, he took her under his wing. After her death, he tried to adopt her son Josh.
Appearances: Regular from Flash #170–230.
Detective Jared Morillo
Hotshot detective from Los Angeles who moved out to Keystone at the behest of his wife. Arrogant but good at his job, his work with Chyre on the Cicada case led to them becoming the two-man Department of Metahuman Hostilities. A knife wound from that same case has given him a supernatural healing ability.
Appearances: Regular from Flash #171–230.
Profiler Ashley Zolomon
Former FBI agent working as a profiler with Keystone’s Department of Metahuman Hostilities, Zolomon came to Keystone mainly out of guilt for leaving her ex-husband Hunter, who had the job until he went criminally insane. Ashley hopes that by working with the KCPD she will be able to find a way to cure him.
Appearances: Flash #203–225
The Past
Captain Gil Barrow
Captain of Precinct 49, one of Keystone’s less affluent areas, who replaced Captain Phillips after his death. He and Detective Cleveland were once known as “the swashbucklers of Crime City.”
Current Status: Unknown
Appearances: Flash #37, #44–47, #50
Lieutenant Cleveland
Detective in Barrow’s precinct who was briefly partnered with the Flash when the commissioner recommended hiring him as a consultant. Their first (and only) case together led to a battle against Gorilla Grodd, who was leading all the animals in the city in a rebellion against humans. Cleveland’s wife, Gloria, and their three children (Georgie, Dalia, and another unnamed son) faced the same crisis, with their kitten Fluffy defending the youngest against attacking squirrels.
Current Status: Unknown
Appearances: Flash #37–38, #41, #45–47, #50
Chief Hotchkiss
Replaced Commissioner Vaughn. Considerably more capable, and appreciative of having a superhero in the city. Last seen during the Hell to Pay storyline.
Current Status: Unknown
Appearances: Flash #71, Flash #75, Flash #85, Flash #90, Flash #122, Flash #126
Joe Jackam
Long-time partner of Fred Chyre, he was one of the two who brought in serial killer Dr. Michael Amar (Murmur). He inspired his granddaughter Julie to become a cop as well. His death drove Chyre over the edge for a while.
Current Status: Deceased
Appearances: Flash: Iron Heights
Julie Jackam
A cop like her grandfather, Lt. Jackam transferred from New York to Keystone City to work with her grandfather’s former partner, Fred Chyre. While in New York, she had a fling with Wally, later finding herself pregnant and assuming the father was her ex, not the drunken one-night stand she had after they broke up. She wanted nothing more to do with him, though, so she never told him. She and Chyre were a good team until she was killed in her apartment by a member of the Cicada cult. Her son, Josh, has been adopted by Iris Allen.
Current Status: Deceased
Appearances: Flash #170
Forensic Scientist Alexander Petrov
Petrov was promoted to head of the crime lab when his mentor Perkins was killed, apparently by Captain Cold at the start of a series of cop killings. Petrov worked the case tirelessly—from both sides, as it turned out. Unwilling to wait for his boss to retire, Petrov had killed him, and kept killing for the high. After he was exposed, Petrov himself was killed—by the man he had tried to frame.
Current Status: Deceased
Appearances: Flash #202–206
Captain Daniel Phillips
Captain of Precinct 49, killed shortly after Wally first moved to Keystone by a former member of the Joker’s gang.
Current Status: Deceased
Appearances: Flash #33
Commissioner Vaughn
Very slick, very political, and an utter coward. Jokingly referred to as “His Imperial Snootiness.” Replaced by Chief Hotchkiss.
Current Status: Unknown
Appearances: Flash #37, #45–47
Profiler Hunter Zolomon
Former FBI agent working as a profiler with Keystone’s Department of Metahuman Hostilities, Zolomon is currently getting over both a divorce and an accident which left him needing a cane to walk. His assignment: Find out why Keystone City attracts super-villains.
Current Status: Insane, frozen: see Zoom II
Appearances: Flash Secret Files #3, Regular from Flash #181 to Flash #197.
Art
- Detective Fred Chyre: Flash (second series) #171 (April 2001) - Scott Kolins and Doug Hazlewood
- Detective Jared Morillo: Flash (second series) #172 (May 2001) - Scott Kolins and Doug Hazlewood
- Captain Gil Barrow - Flash (second series) #45 (December 1990) - Greg LaRocque and José Marzan, Jr.
- Lieutenant Cleveland - Flash (second series) #45 (December 1990) - Greg LaRocque and José Marzan, Jr.
- Chief Hotchkiss - Flash (second series) #126 (June 1997) - Paul Ryan and John Nyberg
- Julie Jackam - Flash (second series) #170 (March 2001) - Scott Kolins and Doug Hazelwood
- Commissioner Vaughn - Flash (second series) #45 (December 1990) - Greg LaRocque and José Marzan, Jr.
- Profiler Hunter Zolomon: Flash Secret Files #3 (November 2001) - Scott Kolins & José Marzan, Jr.
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